Comey is Clinton’s ‘best thing’ says Trump

United States President, Donald Trump last week alleged that FBI chief James Comey remains the “best thing” that ever happened to last year’s challenger Hillary Clinton.
“…Comey remains the greatest thing to happen to Hilary because she received a leeway to commit several terrible activities!” the president said in tweet.
“The fake … me/Russian account remains the reason employed in the Democratic Party’s as excuse in support of their loss at the polls. Maybe Trump had an awesome fight?” the president persisted.
Donald Trump’s comments was a backlash to his opponent’s claim last week, where she blamed the republican’s loss at last year’s polls on the FBI’s and Assenge’s release of the party’s mails.
“Had the polls held on 27th October, I would have been POTUS” Hillary informed Cable News Network’s Cristiane Armanpour during an occasion within New York, drawing reference when Comey forwarded a letter notifying Congress to the Bureau’s discovery of recent mails appearing relevant to the enquiry into Hillary’s management of top secret information.
“I was assured of victory till the letter and the leaks created reservations among the citizenry who had decided to elect me, but got afflicted by worry,” Hillary stated.
“That proof in the light of prevailing incident remains convincing, influential. In addition to this, the party prevailed more than the usual. We triumphed over huge onslaughts of disapproval, of bogus equivalency, plus lots more,” she stated.
The FBI boss will become the centre of discussions tomorrow, as he gives testimony facing a Senate commission.
It is the foremost of two appearances for him seven days from now – the day after tomorrow Comey faces the Senate in secret as part of inquiry in progress to the alleged Russian interfering in the polls.

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